EP1941569A1 - Electrode pour pile a combustible alcaline et procede de fabrication d'une pile e combustible comportant au moins une etape de fabrication d'une telle electrode - Google Patents
Electrode pour pile a combustible alcaline et procede de fabrication d'une pile e combustible comportant au moins une etape de fabrication d'une telle electrodeInfo
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- Electrode for alkaline fuel cell and method for manufacturing an alkaline fuel cell comprising at least one step of manufacturing such an electrode.
- the invention relates to an alkaline fuel cell electrode comprising at least one active, electronically conductive, hydroxide ion-conducting and catalytic layer.
- the invention also relates to a method for manufacturing an alkaline fuel cell comprising at least one step of manufacturing such an electrode.
- alkaline fuel cells also known as AFC ("Alkaline Fuel CeN”), generally consist of two electrodes and a liquid or solid electrolyte and exchanger or conductor of hydroxide ions OH " .
- Patent application WO-A-2005/069413 describes, for example, an alkaline fuel cell comprising a solid stack consisting of a first electrode, a hydroxide ion conductive solid membrane and a second electrode. Each electrode of the cell has at least one active layer in contact with the solid membrane. Each active layer has electronic conduction, hydroxide ion conduction and catalytic properties for the electrochemical reaction (s) taking place in the alkaline fuel cell.
- the material constituting the active layer comprises at least one element catalytic element, an electronically conductive element and a hydroxide ion conductive element.
- the hydroxide ion conductive element is formed by a styrenic pattern polymer having a quaternary ammonium function to which a hydroxide ion is associated.
- the effectiveness of an electrode comprising such an active layer is, however, not optimal and the active layer is not easy to implement. Indeed, the techniques for preparing the active layer are not suitable for industrial manufacture.
- US Pat. No. 5,518,831 describes the formation by vacuum deposition of an electrocatalytic structure that can be used in a fuel cell such as an Electrode-Multimode-Electrode stacked fuel cell, with an electrolyte membrane based on perfluorosulfonic acid.
- the electrocatalytic structure consists of a polysiloxane polymer matrix (SiO x CyH 2 ) in which discrete and isolated particles of catalytic material, for example platinum, are dispersed.
- the electrocatalytic structure can thus be obtained by repeating several times a cycle of three deposition steps.
- the cycle then comprises successively the production of a first polymer film by plasma-assisted chemical vapor deposition (PECVD), then the deposition of the catalytic material, in the form of discrete particles and the PECVD deposition of a second polymer film. so as to cover said particles.
- the particles of catalytic material can also be deposited first.
- the electrocatalytic structure is produced by repeating a cycle of two successive stages, respectively corresponding to the deposition of the particles of catalytic material and then to the PECVD deposition of a polymer film intended to cover said particles.
- the deposition of the particles of catalytic material is, for example, carried out by spray or by evaporation.
- patent US5750013 proposes to use deposition techniques from microelectronics to produce a fuel cell such as a solid membrane fuel cell based on a proton exchange polymer.
- the fuel cell is made by vacuum depositing a plurality of thin layers, successively forming a first electrode, a proton exchange polymer membrane, for example Nafion®, and a second electrode.
- Each of the electrodes is formed by a catalytic active layer comprising an alternation of two superimposed layers, respectively composed of a layer of metal particles having a size between 1 nm and 10 nm and a porous conductive layer.
- the layer of metal particles is obtained by plasma spraying.
- the porous conductive layer is produced by chemical vapor deposition, from a hydrocarbon-type precursor, so as to obtain a porous carbonaceous layer ensuring the diffusion of the gases and the electrical conduction.
- the active layer thus formed can not, however, ensure optimum operation of the alkaline fuel cells. Indeed, the active layer is not ionically conductive and even less conductive hydroxide ions.
- the object of the invention is to provide an electrode for an alkaline fuel cell that has optimum efficiency and is easy to implement. More particularly, the object of the invention is an electrode for an alkaline fuel cell comprising at least one active layer, which has both electronic conduction properties, hydroxide ion conduction properties and improved catalytic properties while being easy to implement.
- the active layer is constituted by a bilayer or by a stack of a plurality of bilayers, each bilayer being composed of:
- porous layer comprising two opposite faces, one of which is in contact with the catalytic layer, the porous layer consisting of a porous composite material comprising a matrix of hydroxide ion conductive polymer in which a network is formed; metal forming a plurality of electronically conductive paths connecting the two opposite faces of the porous layer.
- the invention also aims a method for manufacturing an alkaline fuel cell having at least one step of manufacturing such an electrode, easy to implement and, more particularly, suitable for industrial manufacturing.
- the step of manufacturing the electrode comprises at least the vacuum deposition of the active layer on a free surface of a support, the catalytic layer of each bilayer being formed. by vacuum deposition of size catalyst particles nanometric and the porous layer being formed by vacuum co-deposition of a conductive polymer of hydroxide ions and a metal.
- Figure 1 shows schematically in section a first particular embodiment of an electrode according to the invention.
- FIG. 2 schematically represents in section an enlarged part of the active layer of the electrode according to FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic sectional view of a second particular embodiment of an electrode according to the invention.
- FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic sectional view of a fuel cell comprising two electrodes according to the invention.
- an electrode 1 for an alkaline fuel cell comprises an active layer, both electronically conductive, conductive of hydroxide ions and catalytic for the electrochemical reaction (s) taking place in the alkaline fuel cell.
- the active layer is constituted by a bilayer 2, that is to say by a thin film consisting of two superposed distinct layers, or by a stack of a plurality of bilayers 2a, ..., 2n, that is, that is, a stack formed by an alternation of two distinct superimposed thin layers.
- each bilayer 2, 2a, ..., 2n is composed of a layer catalytic converter 3 and a porous layer 4 comprising two opposite faces 4a and 4b, one of which is in contact with the catalytic layer 3.
- the active layer may be disposed on an additional layer 5, preferably porous and electronically conductive.
- the first layer disposed on the additional layer 5 may be indifferently a porous layer 4 or a catalytic layer 3.
- the porous layer 4 of the bilayer 2 is in contact, by its face 4a, with the additional layer 5.
- FIG. 3 representing a stack of a number n of bilayers 2a, ..., 2n
- the additional layer 5 is in contact with the catalytic layer 3 of the first bilayer 2a of the stack .
- the catalytic layer 3 comprises nanoscale catalyst particles. More particularly, as shown in FIG. 2, the catalytic layer 3 consists of the catalyst particles 6.
- the catalytic layer 3 preferably has a thickness of between 2 nm and 50 nm and more particularly between 5 nm and 10 nm.
- the catalyst is preferably selected from platinum, a platinum-ruthenium-based alloy, silver and nickel.
- the porous layer 4 consists of a porous composite material comprising a matrix 7 made of hydroxide ion conductive polymer and metal particles 8.
- the porosity of the layer 4 can be optimized by using a blowing agent introduced during manufacture and then removed.
- the agent may, for example, be a siloxane.
- the porosity of the layer 4 thus allows the passage, through the porous layer 4 but also through the entire active layer, gaseous or liquid species to oxidize or reduce during the operation of the fuel cell alkaline.
- the porous layer 4 preferably has a thickness of between 50 nm and 1000 nm and advantageously between 100 nm and 200 nm.
- the presence of a conductive polymer of hydroxide ions in the porous layer 4 thus makes it possible to ensure the transport and therefore the conduction of the hydroxide ions from the catalytic sites formed by the catalyst particles 6 or to said catalytic sites.
- the conduction capacity of the hydroxide ions is more particularly ensured in the polymer by a hydroxide ion exchange function, for example chosen from the quaternary ammonium function, the quaternary phosphonium function and the tertiary sulphonium function.
- the polymer is, for example, obtained by plasma deposition, from a precursor of an anion exchange function such as an unsaturated amine, for example triallylamine or allylamine in which the amine function is replaced by an ammonium function. quaternary.
- the metal particles 8 form, in the matrix 7, a percolating metallic network, that is to say a metallic network constituting a plurality of electronically conductive paths connecting the two opposite faces 4a and 4b of the porous layer 4.
- the metal constituting the metal network is preferably selected from gold and silver.
- the catalyst particles 6 are preferably in contact with both the polymer matrix 7 and the metal particles 8, thus forming triple points, where the electrochemical reaction (s) occur. .
- the presence of triple points thus makes it possible to increase the catalytic efficiency of the active layer and thus to obtain a particularly effective electrode for use in an alkaline fuel cell.
- the fact that the active layer has a particular structure in the form of one or more bilayers also makes it possible to reduce the amount of catalyst necessary for optimum operation of the alkaline fuel cell. This also makes it possible to increase the active surface area of said active layer and to improve its electronic conductivity as well as its conductivity of the hydroxide ions. It is, finally, easy to put in particularly thanks to microelectronic deposition techniques such as vacuum deposition techniques.
- an electrode of a fuel cell according to the invention can be made by at least one vacuum deposition step of the active layer on a free surface of a support.
- the catalytic layer 3 of each bilayer 2, 2a, ..., 2n is formed by vacuum deposition of the catalyst particles 6.
- the porous layer 4 of each bilayer 2, 2a, ..., 2n is formed by vacuum deposition, both the hydroxide ion conductive polymer and the metal for forming the metal particles 8.
- the deposition of the catalytic layer 3 of each bilayer 2, 2a, ..., 2n may, for example, be carried out by chemical vapor deposition from an organometallic precursor (MOCVD) or by electrodeposition. or chemical reduction of a salt containing the catalyst, for example by electroreduction of HbPtCl 2 to obtain a platinum catalytic layer.
- the deposition of the catalyst particles 6 is carried out by vacuum spraying, preferably by magnetron sputtering.
- the deposition conditions are, more particularly, controlled so as to obtain a deposition of catalyst particles 8 of nanometric size and separated from each other.
- the co-deposition of the porous layer 4 may be carried out simultaneously by carrying out the plasma-assisted chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) to produce the hydroxide ion conductive polymer matrix 7 and the deposition by vacuum evaporation of the metal particles.
- PECVD plasma-assisted chemical vapor deposition
- the deposition conditions are, more particularly, determined so as to obtain a porous composite material comprising the hydroxide ion conductive polymer matrix 7, in which the percolating metal network is formed.
- the PECVD deposit of the polymer is, more particularly, made from a precursor generating functions.
- hydroxide ion exchangers such as quaternary ammonium, quaternary phosphonium or tertiary sulfonium functions.
- an electrode for a fuel cell such as that represented in FIG. 3 is, for example, produced by successively depositing n bilayers 2a to 2n on the free surface of an additional layer 5 arranged in a chamber deposit.
- the additional layer is, for example, a carbon paper carrier and is preferably pre-cleaned with isopropyl alcohol and then dried under argon.
- the deposition chamber thus comprises a sputtering target attached to an electrode provided with a magnetic field generator, for depositing the catalytic layers 3 and an evaporation source for forming the metal particles 8 of the composite material porous.
- argon gas is introduced into the chamber and the pressure is maintained at 10 -2 Torr
- a plasma is generated by applying a high electric potential or a high frequency on the electrode associated with the target of This causes the deposition of the catalyst particles 6 on the additional layer 5 and thus the formation of a first catalytic layer 3.
- the deposition chamber is, in a second time, evacuated and a precursor of the conductive polymer of hydroxide ions and metal vapors are introduced into the chamber.
- the precursor of the polymer is, for example, an unsaturated amine, for example triallylamine or allylamine, in which the amine function is replaced by a quaternary ammonium function.
- a plasma is then generated by applying a high electric potential or a high frequency on the electrode, so as to co-deposit the porous composite material, thus forming a first porous layer 4 on the first catalytic layer 3.
- the first respectively catalytic 3 and porous layers 4 form the first bilayer 2a disposed on the additional layer 5.
- the two successive steps for producing the first bilayer 2a are then repeated several times so as to form the stack of n bilayers.
- the active layer thus formed can undergo a chemical treatment to optimize the number of functions ensuring the conduction of hydroxide ions.
- the active layer can be treated with CH 3 I.
- a stack of 10 bilayers 2 has been produced by repeating 10 times, a cycle of two successive stages, respectively magnetron RF sputtering and co-deposition under vacuum.
- the first stage, magnetron RF sputtering is carried out using a platinum target to form a catalytic layer consisting of platinum particles of nanometric size.
- the intensity and the voltage applied during the deposition are respectively 20 mA and 1.5 kV, the argon pressure inside the enclosure is 5.10 -3 mbar and the duration of the deposition is 20 seconds.
- co-deposit step is carried out simultaneously by evaporation of a gold filament, through the passage of a current in said filament and by introduction into the vapor chamber of a precursor of the hydroxide ion exchange polymer
- a plasma is generated by applying continuous RF waves to co-deposit, the pressure in the chamber is 0.8mbar, the power is 5OW and the co-deposit time is 5 minutes.
- the active layer obtained can be chemically treated to optimize the number of hydroxide ion functions.
- the manufacture of an electrode according to the invention has the advantage of being easy to implement and can be performed in the same deposition chamber, which makes it particularly suitable for industrial applications.
- an electrode according to the invention can be incorporated into a general manufacturing process of an alkaline fuel cell. This then makes it possible to simply, rapidly and industrially achieve an alkaline fuel cell.
- An alkaline fuel cell as shown in FIG. 4 can be produced by successively depositing on the free surface an additional layer 5, a first electrode 1, an electrolytic membrane 9 in the form of a non-porous thin layer and a second electrode 10.
- the first and second electrodes 1 and 10 shown in FIG. 4 respectively comprise first and second bilayers 2 and 11 each comprising a porous layer 4 and a catalytic layer 3.
- the electrolyte membrane 9 is deposited by a vacuum deposition step on the free surface of the first electrode 1
- the free surface of the first electrode 1 corresponds to the free surface of the catalytic layer 3 since the first bilayer 2 is produced by successively depositing the porous layer 4 and then the catalytic layer 3 on the additional layer 5.
- a second electrode 10 may then be deposited under the same conditions as the first electrode on the free surface of the electrolytic membrane 9.
- the second electrode 10 is identical to the first electrode 1, the bilayer 11 of the second electrode 10 being identical to that of the first electrode 1.
- the order of the catalytic and porous layers in the second bilayer 11 and the number of bilayers in the second electrode 10 could, however, be different from those of the first electrode 1.
- the respective catalysts of the catalytic layers of the first and second bilayers 2 and 11 and the respective polymers of the porous layers of the first and second bilayers 2 and 11 may also be identical or different.
- the electrolyte membrane in the form of a non-porous thin film, may comprise a hydroxide ion conductive polymer identical to or different from the one or more polymers of the porous layers of the first and second electrodes.
- the electrolyte membrane may, for example, be made from the same polymer precursor as the porous layers of the first and second electrodes, but with a different procedure, so as to obtain a non-porous electrolyte membrane. The realization of a fuel cell can thus be carried out simply and quickly and in a same deposition chamber.
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| FR0510658A FR2892233B1 (fr) | 2005-10-19 | 2005-10-19 | Electrode pour pile a combustible alcaline et procede de fabrication d'une pile a combustible alcaline comportant au moins une etape de fabrication d'une telle electrode. |
| PCT/FR2006/002340 WO2007045763A1 (fr) | 2005-10-19 | 2006-10-18 | Electrode pour pile a combustible alcaline et procede de fabrication d'une pile e combustible comportant au moins une etape de fabrication d'une telle electrode |
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